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46. Denominational quotas for procurement of
chaplains are based on the
a. percentage of each religious group in the
United States.
b. percentage of each religious group repre-
sented in the Air Force.
c. percentage of each religious group repre-
sented in military service.
d. Chief of Chaplain's estimate of need for
chaplains.
47. To achieve real operational readiness, a unit
training program must includea.
b.
c.
d.situations outside the unit routine.
teamwork of all unit personnel.
monitored evaluation missions.
all the above.48. A director of training under DCS/Opera-
tions at major air command level is re-
sponsible for
a. establishing the need for unit training
programs and determining priority of
these programs.
b. assigning personnel to attend individual
training programs.
c. classifying personnel to reflect higher skill
levels developed through individual train-
ing programs.
d. all the above.
49. Which training method usually takes prece-
dence when a unit has operational readiness
standards to meet?a. Unit school.
b. Specialized Air Force
schools.
c. On-the-job training.
d. Field training.and industrial
50. By regulation, the chief of the operations
analysis office is
a. a civilian.
b. a colonel.
c. responsible to the operations officer only.
d. not a part of the operations staff.
51. The director of operations usually has pr-mary responsibility for each of the following
functions except
a. monitoring training schedules.
b. planning radio and radar facilities.
c. monitoring the briefing and debriefing of
crews.
d. evaluating of unit effectiveness.
52. The function of organizing starts with
a. a consideration of factors influencing the
unit mission.
b. a consideration of materiel needs.
c. an estimation of geographical influence.
d. an estimate of personnel requirements.
53. An intelligence analyst learns that runways
in enemy section "A" are being lengthened
(B-2). He compares this with air tactical in-
telligence information on new enemy equip-
ment (A-2). He concludes that a new type
of jet bomber is programmed .for sector "A."
His conclusion is an example of which func-
tion in the production of intelligence?
a. Evaluating.
b. Screening.
c. Interpretation.
d. Dissemination.
54. In the United States, military intelligence first
assumed real significance during
a. World War II.
b. World War I.
c. the Civil War.
d. the Revolutionary War.
55. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are provided intelli-
gence by the
a. National Security Council.
b. Defense Intelligence Agency.
c. U.S. Intelligence Board.
d. military services.
56. Essential elements of information (EEI's)
serve as the nucleus of the
a. intelligence estimate.
b. Air Intelligence Plan.
c. periodic intelligence report.
d. collection plan.6
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